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Ilyce Glink Show Notes, January 2, 2010 – New Year’s Resolutions, American Airlines Tickets, Economy Forecast

By | January 2nd, 2011|

Today on the Ilyce Glink Show Notes, January 2, 2010 - New Year's Resolutions, American Airlines Tickets, Economy Forecast, Series EE Bonds. My goal this year is to help you be more strategic with your money, whether that means saving smarter, spending smarter and investing smarter or whether it means helping you build a smarter business. Sign up for the ThinkGlink FREE weekly newsletter for all this great information.

How to Plan for Next Year’s Home Improvement Projects

By | December 31st, 2010|

Do you have a wish list of home-improvement projects? Have you thought about what you’ll be able to afford to do this year and how much it will cost? Over at my house, I’ve been making my list of home improvements and checking it twice. As we end the year, I thought I’d share a [...]

Clark Howard Show December 30, 2010 – Lower Taxes in 2011

By | December 30th, 2010|

Clark Howard Show Notes December 30, 2010. Today's topics include: More than half of all Internet users are buying something online; Mortgage rates rise this week; Jobless Claims hit lowest level since July 2008; Flea Market Fakes; Last-Minute Things You Can Do To Lower Your Tax Bill in 2011; 12 Top Remodeling Trends for 2011. Visit Ilyce's Blog for more information.

Clark Howard Show Notes December 30, 2010

By | December 30th, 2010|

Clark Howard Show Notes December 30, 2010. Today's topics include: More than half of all Internet users are buying something online; Mortgage rates rise this week; Jobless Claims hit lowest level since July 2008; Flea Market Fakes; Last-Minute Things You Can Do To Lower Your Tax Bill in 2011; 12 Top Remodeling Trends for 2011.

Clark Howard Radio Show Notes, December 29, 2010

By | December 30th, 2010|

The massive snowstorm on the East Coast has set back post-Christmas sales as much as $1 billion. Will shoppers recover and go out and shop more? Perhaps. Kathy Kristof's MoneyWatch column this week talked about procrastinating your way to wealth, by simply not spending money.

1031 Exchange Defers Capital Gains Taxes On Sale of Rental Property

By | December 30th, 2010|

1031 Exchange Defers Capital Gaines Taxes On Sale of Rental Property 1031 exchange defers capital gains taxes on sale of rental property. Real estate investors selling rental property, use a 1031 exchange to defer paying capital gains and other property taxes on the sale of a rental property. When selling a rental property calculate the net profit to see how much a real estate investor will owe in capital gains and property taxes. Use a 1031 exchange to defer capital gains taxes and other property taxes on the sale of a rental property.

Personal Finance Resolutions You Can Make (and Keep) in 2011

By | December 30th, 2010|

Personal finance resolutions you can make and keep in 2011. Personal finance resolutions for 2011 include: how to make a family budget, how to stick to a budget, pay off your charge card, invest in retirement plans. Make personal finance resolutions in 2011 and keep personal finance resolutions in 2011. Resolutions for 2011 include personal finance resolutions. Savings accounts, budgets, 529 plans and credit rating are part of personal finance resolutions you can make and keep in 2011.

How to Turn Your Home into a Rental Property

By | December 30th, 2010|


If you want to turn your home into a rental property, you might have to refinance it. If you don't need to refinance your mortgage, you don't need to do anything to turn your home into a rental property. If you need to refinance your mortgage, you will have to refinance your home as an investment property before you can turn your home into a rental property. Look at your mortgage and find out if your home is required to be "owner-occupied" or if you need to refinance your home to turn it into a rental property.

Neighborhood CC&R Enforced With Lien

By | December 30th, 2010|

Neighborhood CC&R enforced with lien against homeowner not paying for community road repairs. Neighbor refuses to pay for community road repairs, neighborhood CC&R is enforced. Enforce a neighborhood CC&R with a lien against a homeowner refusing to pay for community road repairs. Neighborhood without homeowners' association still has rights in neighborhood CC&R. CC&R or covenants, conditions and restrictions takes place of homeowners association in neighborhood.

Property Taxes Raised, First Time Home Buyer Disputes Assessor

By | December 30th, 2010|

Property taxes raised, first time home buyer disputes assessor. Tax assessor says home value higher than mortgage lender assessment, raised property taxes on first time home buyer. First time home buyer disputes tax assessor's home value and property tax assessment. First time home buyer considers Homestead Tax Exemption after property taxes are raised following disputed tax assessment.

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